Sentences with SACERDOTALIZING
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"His sacerdotalizing robes were adorned with intricate embroidery."
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"The sacerdotalizing rituals were performed with great solemnity."
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"She was known for her sacerdotalizing beliefs and practices."
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"The sacerdotalizing ceremony marked the official inauguration of the new temple."
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"Their sacerdotalizing duties included conducting religious ceremonies and offering prayers."
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"The sacerdotalizing hierarchy was responsible for maintaining the sanctity of the religious order."
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"The sacerdotalizing language used in the liturgy created a sense of reverence and devotion."
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"His sacerdotalizing authority as the high priest was unquestioned."
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"The sacerdotalizing traditions of the ancient culture were deeply embedded in their society."
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"The sacerdotalizing role of the priest was crucial in the spiritual life of the community."
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"He was accused of sacerdotalizing the ritual in his church."
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"The book explores the sacerdotalizing of ancient traditions."
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"The priest's sermon was focused on sacerdotalizing the sacraments."
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"The ceremony had a sacerdotalizing effect on the attendees."
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"The study analyzes the process of sacerdotalizing spiritual beliefs."
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"The scholar argues against sacerdotalizing certain texts."
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"Many religious leaders have been criticized for sacerdotalizing their faith."
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"The priest's role is often seen as sacerdotalizing the divine word."
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"The sacerdotalizing of traditional ceremonies has preserved their significance."
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"The act of sacerdotalizing adds a sense of reverence to the rituals."
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"The sacerdotalizing of folklore has kept the culture alive."
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"The theologian studied the process of sacerdotalizing beliefs."
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"They criticized the priest for sacerdotalizing the worship service."
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"The practice of sacerdotalizing has evolved over centuries."
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"The sacerdotalizing of traditions can sometimes lead to exclusivity."
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"He wrote a book on the dangers of sacerdotalizing religious practices."
